interpretation

Background I have been trying to understand how to read the Old Testament and in doing so I came across some writings by Scott Clark on the topic. In this article he says things such as: All this means that God the Son did not first appear in the history of redemption in the incarnation, but...

I totally understand getting involved with aspects of your community, but I always think passages like Hebrews 13:3 seems to be about inprisonment out of persecution for the faith. Thoughts?

In psalms that say to sing a new song, could the psalmist be referring to the Psalm itself? Before posting, I was able to find a similar point mentioned briefly in a thread, but the poster's main point was another interpretation. This is like the commands to use different instruments, for...

Is Paul saying in 1 Cor 11:16 they have no such custom of being contentious, referring to those who are contentious in favor of the practice? Or against? Or both?